Silver Minings: Raiders need to learn how to win at Allegiant Stadium

The Las Vegas Raiders’ list of issues is long as they start the offseason after a terribly disappointing 6-11 season.

They need a quarterback, an offensive line and virtually an entirely new defense.

But they also have to find some magic in Las Vegas. Since young into the beautiful Allegiant Stadium in 2020, the Raiders have not bee good at home. They are just 11-14 at home in three seasons in Las Vegas. They went 4-4 there in 2022 and went 2-6 there in 2020 and 5-4 there last year.

According to the Associated Press, the Raiders’ .440 win percentage at Allegiant Stadium ranks among the lowest in the NFL since the 1970 merger for home teams.

We all know Raiders’ owner Mark Davis is unhappy that so many opposing fan bases invade Las Vegas, but learning to win at home may help prevent such take overs from other fan bases.

In other Raiders links:

• Power rankings: Check out where the Raiders finished in PFT’s final power rankings,
• Priorities: The Las Vegas Review-Journal has a list of offseason priorities for the Raiders,
• Turning the page: The Athletic looks at how the Raiders will transition to the offseason.
• Bad grade: The 33rd Team gave Josh McDaniels an ‘F’ grade for his work this season. Sounds about right.
• PFF love: A total of five Raiders made either first or second team All-Pro by PFF.